
Café Bustelo
Espresso Style Dark Roast Ground Coffee (10 oz Can)
The yellow-can Latin espresso grind: dark, bold and cheap, built for moka pots, cafecito and milky drinks.
Roasted · Smoky & Deep
5 products in our directory list roasty among their tasting notes. The most common process is washed (20%). Most sit around a medium-dark roast. It most often appears alongside cocoa powder, caramel, earthy.
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Café Bustelo
The yellow-can Latin espresso grind: dark, bold and cheap, built for moka pots, cafecito and milky drinks.

Peet's Coffee
Peet's best-selling dark roast in K-Cup form: rich, bold and earthy without tipping into burnt.

Café Bustelo
Bustelo's dark, cafecito-style roast for Keurig: about as close to espresso as a K-Cup gets, at a budget price.

Starbucks
The Starbucks house cup for Keurig: tastes like the café's drip, which means dark, roasty and divisive.

Folgers
America's default diner-style cup: mild, smooth and predictable, at roughly a third of a dollar per cup.